Using a new method of collecting construction waste tolls in order to "manage and reduce construction waste"

About 50 thousand tonnes of construction waste is produced in Tehran daily, which is about 7 times the household waste. These movements without having smart and integrated management not only increase the traffic and pollutes the city air but also impose other problems such as illegal waste disposal in passages upon urban management. Hence, by smartification of the construction waste transport system, not only illegal disposal of this debris can be prevented, but also by reducing the truck traffic or their path length, huge positive steps are taken toward reducing overall traffic and air pollution. Via a proper organization of construction waste, in addition to sustaining the natural resources and environment, it can provide monetization and job makings. In this research, the best “buildings’ demolition” management method in Tehran is examined based on the analytical hierarchy process (AHP) with a viewpoint to urban sustainable development. Then, the subsidy and penalty approach is suggested for paying the construction waste charge resulted from various building demolition methods. As a consequence of executing this plan, constructors will have more inclined to demolition methods with less construction waste due to exemptions and fewer waste charges and avoid demolition methods with enormous construction waste due to higher penalties and waste charges. According to the conducted researches and investigations, it has been recommended that for calculation of the charges for construction and demolition resulted from the destruction of the present construction during the announcement of demolition and reconstruction, for immediate demolition with disposal materials and semi-recycled demolition method, equal to and a half of (50%) the construction waste charge approved by Islamic council of the town be received, respectively. Also, it is suggested that the fully-recycled demolition method be free of construction waste charges.